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Originally Posted by Cyan

What advantage does Tejas have over Bama that would cause Saban to move?

If it ever came down to money and both teams went all in, then Texas would ultimately come out on top if Saban wants megabucks. There's also this rumor that bama boosters got Saban in some bad real estate deals and the big money oil guys at Texas would probably be able to help Saban make more money.

There's like a .1% chance that Saban comes here though. UT has a much better shot at getting Malzahn from Auburn.

Originally Posted by BertramCooper

How is this an apt comparison to the current situation? Oh wait, it's not.

something something SEC schedule ofc

Originally Posted by Branduil

It's not in Alabama.

ice cold response

Saban would want the LHN out of his hair. He only has time to film 10 minutes for a "30 minute" Head Coach show.

Alabama would push the yearly salary past $10 mill, but I guess the upper limit won't go much higher than that.

Originally Posted by squicken

Maybe we have it all wrong and he is taking the Texa(n)s job?

I thought we established a couple of years ago that the NFL was a stepping stone to the SEC, not the other way around?

Originally Posted by Battlezone

I thought we established a couple of years ago that the NFL was a stepping stone to the SEC, not the other way around?

Jim Harbaugh: 2014 HC @ Alabama

Originally Posted by Lonestar

Jim Harbaugh: 2014 HC @ Alabama

Leave the 49ers out of this. Take... uh... Riverboat Ron, or something,

Curious, whats the story behind the IVY, MVC seemingly or a bunch of teams that joined later all dropped down to div1-aa at once in 1981. 18 teams in total in 1981.

Originally Posted by jakncoke

Curious, whats the story behind the IVY, MVC seemingly or a bunch of teams that joined later all dropped down to div1-aa at once in 1981. 18 teams in total in 1981.

MVC? The Missouri Valley Football Conference? That wasn't created until a couple 2-3 years ago.

Weird that it would be 1981, D1-AA (now FCS) was created in 1978.

Originally Posted by Yaboosh

Is it even confirmed that Mack is stepping down?

As much as I would hate to lose Saban as a coach, it would be worth it if Mack found out he was fired by watching Saban's introductory press conference.

Kiffin to UW.

Fail upwards*




*geographically

(THU) Louisville @ Cincinnati by 9
(FRI) Bowling Green vs. Northern Illinois by 14

Go Louisville.

Originally Posted by Cyan

What advantage does Tejas have over Bama that would cause Saban to move?

Ausrin is a better place to live.